Bill Russell Signs Record 400000 Contract With Celtics
Boston Celtics star center Bill Russell inked a two year deal worth about 400000 with Celtics owner Ballantine Breweries and Red Auerbach. The agreement, described as no cut and the biggest in pro sports, was finalized after summer negotiations. Russell, 34, joked about a weight clause while noting a likely largely cash-based total.
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Harvard to sit MariNo in season opener against Holy Cross
Harvard will be without linebacker Gerry Marino in the opener after a sprained ankle. Dale Neal will start at linebacker. Dartmouth's Jeff Norton sidelined by knee. Bill Skibitsky starts in his place. Boston University weighs starting Pete Yetten at Maine. Amherst cites entire defensive unit as standout. Northeastern to use Bill Curran more in Bridgeport. Tufts prepares for Drexel Tech. Rocky Carzo optimistic. Celtics star Russell discusses lineup, coach Auerbach comments, ahead of exhibition vs Hawks.
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Deerfield Valley JCs Conduct Junior Tourney
Eighteen young golfers aged eight to 15 teed off at Mount Snow Country Club in Wilmington for the area's first junior golf tourney. The Deerfield Valley Jaycees sponsor and Mount Snow supplies facilities and a pro led clinic to teach fundamentals during a four week program that began July 10.
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Jaycees golf season ends with six hole junior tournament
Saratoga reports on driving chipping and putting basics followed by a weekly Jaycees led training period. The season closed with a six hole junior tournament where Vicky Rodgers won girls class with 42, Billy Ash led 12-year group with 45, John Richards won 8-11 with 40. Second and third places listed. Gary Carruthers topped the overall. Ogden Foods donated trophies. Jaycees supplied transport and club staff. Plans include sending winners to state Jaycee junior golf event and possible nationals.
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Saratoga Entries SEPT 24 1968 First Pace $600
Racing card from Saratoga lists first race pacing for $600 with finishes: 1 Titus Byrd-Blake, 2 Heather Land-Laurie, 3 Diamond Creed-Devizzio, 4 Nahs Filly-Coons, 5 Jim Dean-Fox, 6 Miss Bonnie Jack-Olin, 7 Booms Boy-Manzi, 8 New Luck-Belmonte. Also AE Josie Magnus Leslie Fay. SECOND-Trot $600 with 1 Dick Lane-Vanidestine, 2 Stolem-Cole, 3 Dolbedoe-Coville, 4 Dolly C.-Brisson, 5 Skipper Key-Peckham.
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Simpson Suspended By Astros GM Indefinitely
Houston Astros outfielder Dick Simpson, acquired in a midseason trade with St. Louis, was suspended indefinitely by General Manager Spec Richardson on Sunday without a disclosed reason, suggesting the 1968 season could end early for Simpson.
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